Sentence examples for under a noxious from inspiring English sources
Every educated Chinese adult knows that London once languished under a noxious blanket of smog.
It was, and remains, clear why action was needed: the islands' iguanas (see picture), tortoises and exotic birds are under threat from a noxious species known as homo sapiens, as well as creatures, from rodents to flies, which follow in its wake.
"I don't know what 'technically illegal' means," says Associate Professor Leslie Cannold, an abortion reform activist who played a central role in repealing Australia's national ban on abortion drug RU486 (a "noxious thing" under the law).
Incidentally, Salvinia was declared as a noxious weed under Plant Protection Act in 1952.
The nation it depicts isn't a melting pot or a bastion of family values but a noxious cauldron of clashing agendas, where even under one roof people can only pretend to get along.
Lilla convincingly shows that under the guise of increased attention to identity, there has been a noxious depoliticization among people who consider themselves progressives.
It should be noted that the roles predicted for these genes in the fear response research (table 2) were all tested under Pavlovian fear conditioning, from which fear (the conditioned response) was trained to accompany a noxious stimuli.
"The football family" is a noxious phrase.
Why would anyone seek out such a noxious drug?
It has shrouded the battlefield in a noxious haze.
